The Unconditionable Heart: How RABBITWARREN Is Animating a New Future from Singapore to the Stars.

 At the heart of RABBITWARREN ANIMATION STUDIOS PTE LTD, located in the bustling innovation hub of Singapore, lies a story as profound as the messages it seeks to tell. 

It’s a story of resilience, vision, and an unshakable belief in the power of the human heart. The studio, founded by Jake Ohama, is not just producing animated stories—it is trying to rekindle something much deeper: the “Entrepreneur One Magazine”

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Jake’s journey is a compelling narrative of global experiences, from earthquake relief efforts in Japan to launching cultural fashion phenomena in Tokyo, culminating in the creation of a transmedia space-fantasy universe. His story is proof that meaningful storytelling often begins with personal purpose—and that purpose now fuels an ambitious, soul-stirring animation project called RABBITWARREN.

The Beginning: When Purpose Found a Voice in Hiroshima

The pivotal moment came on February 22, 2022—a date the team believed would mark a major turning point for Earth. Traveling to Hiroshima, a city symbolizing peace and rebirth, Jake and his team declared the “UNCONDITIONABLE PROJECT” to the world.

The message was simple but urgent:

“We were originally one. There is no need to hurt each other on this small planet. Let us remember our Unconditionable Hearts.”

Only two days later, the Russia-Ukraine conflict erupted. For Jake, it was a cosmic confirmation of the project’s relevance. To ensure the message resonated across generations, he turned to a medium powerful enough to transcend time—animation.
Thus, RABBITWARREN, a space fantasy told through the lens of quantum physics and parallel universes, was born. But this was just the first chapter in a much larger journey.

From Kobe’s Ashes to Tokyo’s Spotlight

Jake Ohama’s inclination to serve society dates back to his university days at USC in Los Angeles. In 1995, while still a student, he was devastated by the Great Hanshin Earthquake in Kobe, Japan. Motivated by empathy, he mobilized a fundraising campaign that united over 1,500 students and raised $10,000 for the victims. This gesture would unknowingly plant seeds for future collaborations with the Kobe government.

Post-graduation, Jake immersed himself in the operations of Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, mastering the logistics of managing high-stakes events. But his entrepreneurial heart called for something more.